White Sox trade Sharp for Coluccio in AL deal
Chicago sends Bill Sharp to Milwaukee for Bob Coluccio in an American League transaction. Elsewhere in tennis, John Alexander defeated Roscoe Tanner 6-3 6-2 6-3 in Dallas quarterfinals, and Heldman Kuykendall edged Bentzer Wikstedt 2-6 7-5 8-6 to lift the United States over Sweden 2-1 in the Federation Cup second round.
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Chicago White Sox
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Milwaukee Brewers
Bob Coluccio
Dallas
Australia
John Alexander
Roscoe Tanner
United States
Aix EN Provence
France
Julie Heldman
Kathy Kuykendall
Ingrid Bentzer
Marie Wikstedt
Sweden
Sports on TV Tomorrow Guide
A detailed listing of tomorrow's televised sports across channels. Includes baseball Dodgers vs Pirates at 2:35 p.m., Tigers at 2:15 p.m., possible Dodgers or Rangers games, Byron Nelson Golf at 4 p.m., Indy 500 trials, Dallas singles final tennis, CBS Sports Spectacular events, Goolagong vs Evert tennis, and Stanley Cup Playoffs at 4:30 p.m. with various channel numbers.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Tigers
Rangers
Wide World of Sports
Dallas
Goolagong
Evert
Columbia beats Keystone in Inland Conference tilt 11 to 9
Columbia defeated Keystone 11 to 9 in an Inland Conference baseball game after scoring six runs in the first inning and holding the lead throughout.
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Columbia
Keystone
Allen the traveler and the Phillies turmoil 1969 saga
The narrative traces Allen's tumultuous Phillies years from 1969 to 1975 including suspensions personal problems and team conflicts. It covers firing of Mauch hiring Skinner and Quinn mentioning Allen while discussing Gene Mauch’s departure, Allen’s return, harassment, a 26 day suspension, a late-season trade, and later moves to the Cardinals Dodgers White Sox Braves and Phillies with retirement rumors and renewed play.
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Bob Skinner
John Quinn
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Quinn
Gene
Mauch
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Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
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Dodger
al Campanis
Walt) Alston
Sox
White Sox
Jenkintown
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Braves
Crampton Leads Byron Nelson Also Seeks Texas Sweep
Bruce Crampton, the Australian veteran now based in Dallas, grabs a one stroke lead after a three under par first round at the $175,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic at Preston Trail. Don Bles, Bob Smith, Babe Hiskey, and Bev Crenshaw trail by one while Johnny Miller and Lee Trevino struggle with putting.
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Brus Crampton
Crampton
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Preston Trail Golf Club
Don Bles
Bob B. Smith
Babe Hiskey
Young Bev Crenshaw
Seeded players reach semis in Oberlin sectional tennis
At Oberlin College this morning, top seeds John Beck Fairview Elyria’s Bob Eppley and Eric Ziscak advanced to the semifinals of the Class AAA Sectional, ensuring district qualification. Several matches featured tight scores with multiple players from Fairview Elyria North Olmsted and Admiral King meeting in decisive sets.
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Oberlin College
Perry Beck
Fairview
Lance Perna
Bay
John Beck
Elyria
Bob Eppley
Eric Ziscak
Ilahe
Dean Rader
Midview
J. Burley
Strongsville
Eric Zucak
Bob Prest
North Olmsted
Scott Wilmot
North Royalton
al Buckeye
Ted
Craig Gullett
Rocky River
Donn Whyte
Amherst
John Wenzel
Admiral King
Doug Haverkamp
North Ridgeville
Drew
John Twigg
Westlake
Warren Pandy
Bi Bixter
Taffy Gielz
Jeti Pincura
Southview
Doug Boessbeck
Rob Speckhart
Jeff Rechenwald
Eric Zifcak
Leon Wilmot
John Deh Beck
Doug Wenzel
Craig Gul- Bay
Dave Heitler
Lovett
Wes- Bay
Bub Speckhart
Eric Elycia
Toffy Gietz
Bub Eppley
Bill Gravel
Bel
Sectional track meet preview features Bay and Olmsted Falls
The sectionals open with Bay aiming for a strong showing in relays and field events while Olmsted Falls and Independence field top sprinters, jumpers, and distance runners. Bay targets six straight sectional titles and Columbus, with Gray forecasting focus on the conference. Other standouts include Amherst Steele, Oberlin, Elyria Catholic, Brookside, and Wellington across Class AAA and AA divisions.
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Kevin Riegelsberger
Gary Schaefer
Eric Eisenmacher
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Jerry Perkins
John Mueller
Jack Simpson
Brian Canz
Greg Butcher
Ron Smith
Neal Davis
Independence
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Tim Skoczen
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Eric Wagner
Columbia
Rick Wood
Avon
Bob Wigg
Oberlin
Scot Gilbert
Torm Dann
Darel Harrison
Ray Born
Firelands
Chris Pievarchy
Buckeye
John Golden
Elyria West
Ernie Fritz
Wellington
Tim Burns
Bay
Rockets
Berea
West Tech
Westlake
Bellaire
Gray
Columbus
Chris Brown
Jim Reulbach
Rick Herigst
John Bechtold
Greg Wilson
Scott Beatty
Mark Lipaj
Bob Jones
Don Healy
Brian Arth
Gerry Pence
Healy
Pence
Mike Shinski
Rich Oldrieve
Chris Koehler
Amherst
Peter Kummant
Jeff Wilhelm
Dick Cooley
Comets
Terry Traster
Ron Wantuck
Larry Overmire
Larry Watson
Greg Northeim
Amherst Steele
Watson
Rick Zvosec
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Warrensville
Bill Orr
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Fred Greenhill
Jorge Cardona
Byron Cato
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Cloverleaf
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Friday Event Order for Track Meet
The schedule lists field event finals and running event preliminaries and finals across AA AA A classifications. Key events include discus long jump high jump pole vault and sprints with dates and times from noon to 3 pm and 1 pm finals.
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Independence
Bruce Yeager
Elyria Catholic
Scott Chrislip
Cloverleaf
Mark Kepler
Wellington
Jesse Bailey
Obertin
Clearview
Mapleton
Ken Janiak
Cuyahoga Heights
Larry Fortner
Neil Salzgeber
Cuyahoga Hts
Thomas Jenkins
Lorain St. Mary
Upsets mark AA-A sectional tennis action
In the AA-A sectional at Elyria Falls, top doubles teams stumbled and third seed Cheryl Kramer was swept. Olmsted Falls upset top seeds Livingston and DeGennaro in three sets, while Lorain Catholic pairs and Brooklyn and Wellington players advanced to semifinals as seeds faltered.
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Wellington
Cheryl Kramer
Lorain Catholic
Keith Dunbar
Olmsted Falls
Chuck Fortholer
Westlake nets upset Bulldogs in conference tennis duel
Westlake defeated Olmsted Falls 77 70 in a Southwestern Conference tennis match with Falls winning the overall clash 4 3. Results feature singles wins by Mark Perrillo Jeff Rechen Art Davis and doubles tally by Cusick and Karon Hok among others with detailed scores for each set. Avon Lake also beat Midview 4 3 to hand them first loss this year in a separate Wednesday match with singles and doubles results listed.
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Olmsted Falls
Falls
Avon Lake
Midview
Middies
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